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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-12-28
M IN n ESOT A.

MIN N ESOT A.
Wdbdsha har Walt en- krUgare till
"City Marshal"
.Pressadt tegel tiliverkas numera /
Austin,
ChattaeId har hemsokts af en- svar
eldsvada.
LinodIis,g. Dakota county hade
| ar 3,525 acres insadda med lin.
L Win0na fick nyligen en- kr0gare
vid namn Peters b6ta $25 for att han
salt starka drycker till minderariga.
ManIcat0 har hopp ON att fl en- ia.
brik for tillverkande af d. 9. k. Mobiles
symaskinen.
Arsm6te. MINI esota State Agri-
cultural Society haller slit arsm0te /
|statskapi pitoliet st. Paul den 10 ian.
Dct r0rhdrjande etemenscs. Mon
tevideo har lidit en- f0rlust pa bortat
$I5, 600 genom eldsvada.
VacIseit 6rsarbete. Winonas qvar.
mar hafva fabricerat $4,000 tunnor
hyetemjUI under 1887 ars lopp.
Stor farm. En- farm pa ,l2O acres
uxrheten af Moorhead saldes nyligen
for $c5, 500.
TUegifte. Ashia A. Morgan Man
kato har befunnits skyldig till tye'
gifte.
Dakota county har utbetalt ON
kring $4,000 for utd0dandet af go
piers"
HUcte ! mnssa inkommer till Owa-
tonna. Pa en- enda dag forra veckan
utbetaltes 81 600 f0r hvete.
Hnllok har pa senare tiden varit
hemsokt af mordbrannare. Flere ARE
steringar hafva gjorts.
Ufndmntng. Edward George
CrooKston har blifvit utnamd till u. s.
commissioner.
DarsOn Produce Comp. har in.
korporerats med $4,000 kapital. DE
fiesta af de man som sta / spetsen for
bolaget aro skandinaver.
Did af E5ld Fran Litcbfeld med
delas att en- aldrig person vid namn
Hagar johnson hittades ihjelfrusen
f0rliden torsdag Cosmos town.
PostnaGstare. c. johnson har blif'
Wit postmastare Austin och N. III
Mossberg har tiltlradt enahanda embe
te Willmar.
Misunderstanding, Minnesota 4
Northwestern jernvagen har andrat
slit namn till Chicago, st. Paul 4
Kansas City.
FnrjbauIt hafva trenne personel
blifyit stalda i anklagelsetillstand
emedan de stort evangeliiarmeens
m1te.
Eldsvtio,a forst1rde nyligen post
mastaren Winnebago City bonings
bus. Fam,ljen var borta for tillfallet
Forlusten anslas till $4,000.
Tdgsan,mas,st6tning egde nyliger
rum narheten af Lakefield, da loko
motivforaren w. r. Buckin led Sd
syara skador att doden folide kort eff
ter.
OJucJssI,iindelse. Jacob johnson
Nicollet, som var sysselsatt qvarner
"a samma plats, rakade f6rliden lor
dag for nara beroring med svang
hiulet och blef krossad till ODDS.
|, Kiisaabar fGrJIst. Hans G. Ander
son Albert Lea forlorade nyligen sit
boningshus genom eldsvada tillik'
forstordes ALA hans husgeradssakeI
. Forlusten ar stor och en- insamlini
! till forman for hr A. ar paborjad no
grannarne.
Intet anndt din godt Om de d0de
Hari instammer dock icke den st
Paul lagkarl, hvilken tjenade son
d Arensdorfs sakf0rare. st. Peter Tri
bune anmarker harom: "Bill Erwin
. anfall mot past. Haddock var ovanlig
Z frHckt och arerorigt. Det ar lila no.
/. att anfalla en- lefvande persons karak
j tar, men det ar syart att f6rsta hurl
!. nagon, som gar och CALLER for en- man
! kan yttra sig Sd forklenande ord on
( den d0de !.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-12-28
LIBERALT ANBUD!.
SAaf'aren for 800 asmder Isss.

For att bereda de af vara winner,
som medverka till tidningens sprid
ming, ett tillfalle, att "a priset nedsatt
och derigenom erhalla en- ringa ersatt.
nlng, hafva vi beslutat att lemna tld.
ningen for 500 till den, som pa
samma gang han insander sin egen
prenumerationsafgift afven insander
for
EN- NY PRENUMERANT.
Om So. 90 saledes 1nsandes for en- for
ut varande och en- ny prenunerant,
rakna vi det som full betalning for 2
exemplar. vi hoppas delta skall upp-
muntra mingen att annu mera verka
for tidningens spridningf
Till ALA, som medverkat till Skaf~
arens CODA framgang under &ret san
da vi var hjertliga tacksamhet, ,0nskan
de attde ei fUrtrottas sina lofvarda
strafvanden FOR spridandet af sund
lektyr bland vara landsman.
All den stund prenumera-
tionsmedlen, enligt regeln. skola
eriaggas f0rskott, uppmanas vanli-
gen ALA. som annu restera, att snarast
m0jligast insanda den ringa summan.
Manga bxckar sma g0ra en- stor 3 och
dessa sma belopp betyda stora summon
da de blifva samlade. Ingen tanke,
att det betyder f0ga ON han for sin
enskilda del vantar manader eller kan
ske ar imam han betalar tidningen, ty
manga sadana tankare tillsammans
kunna lagga stora hinder ! vigen for
tidningens utveckling.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1887-12-28
Sc. Paul, Ninn., 23l e. 7th str

Entered at the Post Office at 81. Paul, Nfsn,
as second class mattey, s
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Small O0urtesies.

Civility coets nothing, and is otter
productive of good results. Here are
two instances: A medical doctor a,
Bath, England, had legacy of $780,.
600 and a comfortable house left him
by lady who was only known to him
by his once offering her seat in hi,
carriage. Another gentleman once
assisted very old and feeble man to
cross from the London Mansion House
to the Bank sf England. This crossing
is very dangerous one, especially at
midday, when the city is full of cabs,
omnibuses, drays and other vehicles.
When the old gentleman had got safe
ly across, he exchanged cards with his
obliging young friend, and there the
matter ended-no, rested. Some four
or five years after this, firm of Lon
don solicitors wrote to the young m an,
telling him that a legacy of $5, 600 and
a gold watch and chain had been left
to him by gentleman "who took the
opportunity of again thanking him in
his will for one act of civility." 1t is
not likely that all will have gold
watches and chains and neat little
bundles of crisp notes left him, but it
Is certain that acts of civility are pro-
ductive of good results to ourselves.
Therefore, be courteous.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
\ Dead Son Serpent.

CAPE MAY, November IA strange
sen monster has been washed up on the
strand by Sewell's Point. The late storm
Is supposed to have been the means OF
getting 1t In the breakers and Bleaching
it, dead. The sea birds have somewhat
eaten 1t In places, but there Is enough OF
.he creature left to suggest the idea that
1t Is veritable sea serpent, and closely
resembles the one seen last summer off
the Jersey coast, though not 30 large by
ten Or fifteen feet.
1t was discovered yesterday by II W.
Hand, Jr., and Harry Ludlam, of this
city, as they were cunning for meadow
birds. The boys thought 1t to be q log
that had been stranded, but on closer ex
animation their minds were disabused OF
the idea, The lads measured It with
their guns and found 1t eleven and o
half feet long and the body two feet
thick Just back of its head, which is
shaped like whales, and from which
point the body tapers gradually to Its
pointed tail. Coarse, thick hair covers It's
shark like skin and q mouth big enough
to takefin one.of the discoverers was fou1d
arme with sharp. cutting teeth.
An old fisherman was asked to-day
what he thought of the monster.
"B'gosh," said he, "it's the same chap
saw last summer off the Inlet, where
was hunting up blueHsh. The darned
thing popped up alongside my boat and
reared Its head high In the water.
That's the same creature and no mistake.
A local naturalist is examining and
dissecting the probable sea serpent and
trying to find out to what order of marine
animals 1t belongs.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Personal Indontifiostiou.

A Texan colonel" has been spend
ing several weeks in New York. A
few days ago, being in need of some
money, he applied to Broadway bank
to cash draft. "What is your name, ="
asked the paying teller. Colonel
Sumpter Blank, sir, of Austin, Travis
County, Texas" "You will have to
be Identified. Colonel" This was
something the Colonel had not taken
into consideration. He knew of no.
body who could identify him, and was
about to leave the bank when happy
thought occurred to him. He reached
into his breast pocket, and brought out
a photograph of himself, and holding
1t under the nose of the bank official,
said: ''There, sir, / guess that settles
it." "Of course, that's your photo
graph. q But how does that identify
your" swell sir, will you please tell
me how l could have my photograph
taken If I wasn't myself"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
rInK,
"B.t . wesk is - Ioss," be .,

'.B1t wosk 10 % louGw be said.
win . toss Of his curly heed.
zone. two, three, tour. I'VE, stx, ssvooi-
neveu whole dsys! Why, IN slx yol know
treI Sre .sia I. y. yOsrs:lfz : y.u toia ne so).
3 ads sil the ssrth And the seas and skiss.
TIE earth and the buds and the butter d lea
hos can wait for my seeds to growf"
.Bu. month is % lonsw hs said,
With drop Of his boyish head.
..Heas me oount--one, two, three. four
your whole weeks. and three days more,
Thtfty.ons days, and each will creep
As the snAdows crawl over yondsr sissP;
Tnirty.sne nights and shall lie
How can ! wait Til : month n cert
..But . year 10 90 iongl" he said.
Upniting AIS bright young head.
"All the 80 sons must come and 20
Autumn and winter. sum mer and Spring;
VI, for bridge Of gold TO nisg
tlver the ohasm deep and wide,
That might ceme to the other side,
Whsfs she 10 wsising-my love. my brids!"
'Tsn years may be long." he said,
Slowly raising his statsiy head,
Bat there's much to win, there Is much to
4 n.a mus. labor. . man mus. choose.
Ana he must Do strong to wait!
The years may be long, but who would wear
no crown Of honor, IN asst do and darsi
No time has he 70 toy with fate
Who would climb 70 manhood's hig h sstate!'
"Ahi life 10 not long!" he ssid,
B0wing his grand white head.
"Ones two, three, four. five. six, sevsni-
seven times ten are seventy
Seventy years! As swift their Night,
A. swallows clesving the morning light,
or golden CLEANS at even.
Lille 10 short - summer night
How long. . God! 10 eternity?'
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
A Car stove Extinglisher

The Chester Times says: "Evan Dun
lap, gatekeeper at Roach's. has invented
a contrivance to prevent the deadly cal
stove from doing any harm In case of &c
accident on the railroad. His design is
simple, but effective 1t consiets of a
tank filed with water placed above the
lear stove. with valve attachment,
which enables the engineer to extin
guish the fire in every stove at one time,
while the lamps, II they are burning, are
also pat out. Mr. Dunlap is going to
send his invention to Washington, In ac-
cordance with the request made In res
olution passed by Congrs ss, to which in.
ventors were asked to submit their plans
for overcoming the car danger. A work
ing model and plans have been made OF
the appliance"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Practice.

A Texas parent had son who took
piano lessons at Professor Zweibeer's
house, but was supposed to do his
practicing on the piano at home. The
parent had a suspicion that the youth
did not practice much. One day he
said:
"Tommy, do you practice regularly
on the piano when I am down townr
"Yes, pa"
"Every dayf"
ayes, pa"
SHOW long did you practice yester-
dayp"
"Two hours"
"And to-day~
"Three hours"
II am glad to hear that you practice
so regularly"
Eyes, pa"
sand the next time you practice be
sure you unlock the piano. Here is
the key. locked the piano and putt
the key in my pocket week ago."
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Assurs.s os.sss ss Uvsras.s.

Assurtng Osanes ~ 0veraens.
National 6tseknsu.
The venerable Peter Henderson
pinks maAuring cannot be overdone,
and says: ut Is great blunder to
attempt to grow vegetable crops with.
out the uss OF manures OF the various
kinds. l never yet saw soils of any
Kind that had borne q crop of vegeta !.
bles that would produce as good a
crop the next season without the use
OF manure, no msttcr how rich the soil
may be thought to be. An illustration
OF this came under my observation
last season One OF my neighbors, a
market gardener of twenty years ex-
perience, and whose grounds have
always been perfect model Of pro-
ductiveness. had 1t in prospect TO run
q sixty foot street through his grounds
Thinking his land sufficiently rich to
carry through crop of cabbages with
out manure, he thought it useless to
waste money by using guano on that
portion on which the street was to be,
but ON each side he sowed guano at
the rate of 1000 pounds to the acre,
and planted the whole with early cab
bage. The effect was the most
marked ever saw. That portion on
which the guano had been used sold
off readily at $l2 per hundred, or
about 81 400 per acre, both price and
crop being more than the average; but
the portion from which the guano had
been withheld hardly averaged IS pei
hundred. The street occupied fully
an acre of ground, 80 that my friend
actually lost over 81 ,050 In crop by
Withholding $50 for manure. Another
neighbor, with lease only one veal
to run, also unwisely concluded Il
would be foolish to waste manure or
his last crop, and 80 planted ant
SOW ed all without. The result was q
his experience should have laugh
him, crop of inferior quality in ever,
article grown and loss on his eigh
acres OF probably $1,000 for that sea
son."
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
A Victim Of Betting.
Toledo Dss patch to Pittsburg Post


The attention OF the guests at the I'm
ion Hotel was attracted to-day to ar
old, gray-haired man, bent with age and
so stifened with rheumatism that ht
could scarcely walk. He was dressed In
threadbare garments, worn-out shoes and
greasy hat. The man has strange hts
tory. Years ago W. W. Wilmot in
vented the crimping machine and made
q big fortune out of 1t. He went to Eu
rope, where he created sensation at all
the courts by his wonderful playing on
the key bugle. When he returned n.
located in Plttsburg. When Tilden was
nominated Wilmot had every confdenc ce
in his election, and made bet of SIS, 1000
on the result. This was the beginning OF
his reyerses, which followed each other
In rapid succession, and he soon found
himself a poor man. To day he is little
less than beggar, Benevolent people
aided him here, and he was sent to Cuya.
hoga Falls
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Philadelphia. Wilmington & Bal
timore Railroad.
June 18th. l8&Z

Trains wfn leave wilmington - fohowH
PhilAdelphia (exprcss), z 2 "a, Z %, Q 90
Z 90. Is, $50, 10, 3 81, ioif II 30, IL 81 AN
u %, 80, : q. : =: . 20 and a.! os Q; 70:
Toi OSsatsi teHpiossi. . 80. ! %. 8 70 $40,
sE, II %, II 81 = m. u %, q, 70 and '.oi
Accommodation, . 20. 7 90, = %, SIS. 10 ~
.. "a, . @, 90, n, 20; 70 and 10 90 p. 70.
70 o. II 81 .. m. sl2 -. 50, 2 n n, ~ "a
Tcr west Chester, via Lamokin, Q 20 .nd
slss. m, 2 3S and 1 90 p. m.
sen s:TaTa o:n'ss s .nS sas 4 nm
baltimore and intermediates slasiona, 10 %
n, . u and IL 8s p. m.
baltimore and Bay Line, = p. "A.
Baltimore and Washington, =, Z %, y
g, g II g :: m, y q, si7, -, 49, sn
Trains ior delaware Division leave iur:
New Castle, Q %, 70 .. m, II SS, u, q
% p. n. and II o. night,
aeorgeeown and Loves, - .. n, and %
Toi M K.nooosn. 9 10 .. n. and SO ti..
s:sssrd d sE.ps.s, ?. m.
Harrington. Dslmsr and way stasaons.s u
EIpr..s III Harrington, $50 p. N. wN
RAin Q - p. N.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Del
0sr, IL Of night.
yranklin Oity, 30 :. N.
tort and Norfolk, II % night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad strso1, le,
Wilmington lexprsssl, Il 20, 80, 80, IN
: 70, 10 e, II n, II 50 .: m, 10, so1, Aoa
Accommodation, o 90, 10 50 .. M. 10, 2 20,
= ~, = 81. Q n. 30 10 % 10 20 and IL 7 D. m
Trains marked thus (a)are limited axpsssi
upon which extfA fafs u cnarged,
For further Information passengers are 70
tsrrsd TO the ticket oftos st the sration.
]. Il. WUOD.
NaaecAl Passenger Aksrss
0HAHI nn n RuaH GopseAl MAaAsse,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
A OArU.

TO al Who are suffering fsom the or.
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
weAknsss. carly decay, loss OF manhood,
&c., I will send . recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF OHAn0E. This great
remedy was discovered BY . missionary
In South America. Hsnd sef.address-
cd envelope 10 the RHv. JO6HFH +.
InMAN Station ID. New York CITY.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Union Service.

On Thanksgiving day the oongrega.
tions of Union and Asbury M. E
churches will bold union services IN
Union M e. church at 10 80 n. m
Preaching will be by the Rev. 4. y
Jones, Of Mt Salem
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

"Ohl II Is excellent to have q giants
strength and walk the earth free al d
happy again was what the man said
when he had cured his ten-year rheu.
matism with Q bottle of Salvation OIL.
26 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

The purity Of the ingredients and The
accuracy OF the combination In Laxa-
dor, coupled with the important tAct
that 1t is free from any deleterious sub
stance, 10 Q strong argument ior its
adoption ~ tho remedy for al dmeasos
of the liver. Price 20 oentes
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

TUTlCk-rO ALL HOUSE CARPEN.
n eating on saturdSy, the t,h Inst Si AZ tx
O'clock .. m, at German Hail. sAst Skin
street, betwoen French and Walnut, in
place OF the smith Building. All bouse
carpenters are invit,d, ss II will be to their
interest. BY order Of the President. n8 2ts
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

The period of teething is the most
dangerous 10 young children. They
should then have extra attendance and
occasional doses of DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
The Whole Gallery

For $500, or nearly so What better
can We do for the money? Twelve oabi.
nets and one 8x10 frame size photograph
for $500. Cummings, 302 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
II y. Bourbon q Bro ,

manufacturers Of 3 B B B cigars ar N
W. Cor. Second and Orange streets
Wilmington. Del. Sold by all leading
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
q UHE0 RAILROAD

BALTIMORE q UHK0 RAILROAD
soAKDUnH In EFFEUr. July 9. ls,
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot;
KAsr.BcUND:.
shliA. Accommodation, daily ..t.:sA. T.
Rhtla. Accommodation, daily. .....Too A. Is
Phtls. Accommodation, daily. ....7.65 A. n
Phila. Accommodation, daily. ....1o.l0 AM
Phiia. Chester express, daily lila A. n
hiis Siis AAssSmmSdssSn' d d.y iGS
phila. 4 Uhester. express, daily. ....l.tb p. N,
Phil. Accommodation, DAILY. secs. Ale o. n,
Phila. Accommodation, daily, $50 p. n.
Phila. Accom-. daily. except sunday, go pm,
shi rhil.. Z Unestes express, 4. daily, ,;ss p. ~
WESr.BOUND:
Arrives Chicago $50 next morning.
Baltimore Accommodation, daily.
OiBoinrsti Limited, daily. % 4. n
Arrives Oincinnaa T.S A. II. st Lout
Baltimore Accommodation, daily, 500 p. n
Unicago and St Louis Express,
singefiy Aooonmodation, daily. Isop. n
roR LANDENBEKa, 90 A. n. M.eunday
100 p. m., and t.ss p. II. dsny.
Trains leave Market Street station:
For Philsdelphia $50 A. NJ, daily exosp,
sunday, 21S p. n, daily. FOR Baltimor
ll5 2. M, daily. For Landenberg, $50 and
sunday only; a.H and 6.2b p. M, daily.
Trains for kilmington-Leave Phtladsl
pnia ay.ot and $50 =. N. daily. 7.1b Q, m.
daily, excspt Sunday; 1000, H1o.46 .. M
daily; 400, AGO, A.2ss 400, k.So, e.ao. 6lo,
1000 p. m. daily.
Exprose trainss
". M. OLEMENTB, q. x. LORD.
MANAGER. 9enn PaHa. Agent
Telephone No. 1e3.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
NOTloE

Noi'0h'
All persons VINO intend buying mosu.
meuts. hosd and foot stones for departed
M alone, Delaware avenue and Jefferson sts
VINO 10 selling out belsw cost, 70 make i'm
provensnts In tho businesa Lettering free
Of charges. o6,lm
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

NYOTIOE-So0 SHAkES NEW SERlES
IN MeohAnios' Building Loan Stock lust
Issued and for sale. first payment ON the
% ade 70 WI. MORROW, Secretary, NO.
al French street, will receive prompt itten
ion. a21-eod.u
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
Now is the Time

To buy your winter boots. CALF Boots,
Hip Boots, Coarse Boots. Won't cost
you more than you ought TO pay II you
but at
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

l.k-AT A SAORlFiCB, .. y.
Il 18th and Walnut stieets, two
| dseIling, 8 rooms, with bay
good ord sr. Lot 10 feet y fnonoe
Terms easy. Apply 70 J. J.
". 'th street. nS-u
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04
WssssA

sIrrELLlV Hat
iS, ~ q sonan middle agsS. o.
ea.i, =, nav ~, poou Ferris Of Ansy-
d o., . snSorssd sS By Mary A. Liver.
q willard snd meny EYER
y so,S,s. =; Addres. NAnA4sAz'
.Os.P .s,ssa' iIsdeiphis. n%A
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

PERSONS WANTING
RI help for hotels as sss,sars1ss ~ ~ ssii r.
FISin |'Sss r.on In Sllissnee vmse t.Dsc-,s
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

kl-&sruhf bklOk hOUbE
buth sido Of Lowering avenue,
|rren s.roe.. win sail cheap }, ,and
tpit purchaser. Monthly ineta IL
:. Also IL. Linden street. Apply
this ofn0s. ilB-tf
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

kLE-LAhuE AND SMALL
|kb:ogn wagons At fair prices.
|ecticn Of business wagons. W.
RD nd and French SITS. A1o-Sms
Daily Republican., 1887-11-04

be OR RENT-A TWELVE
|use, y6 Shiplcy street. Inquire OF
k,LLlvTf. Possession given on
tnbr. ozb-u
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-23

GREER of PUBLICATION.

In the Probate Court of Lafayette county,
, February adjourned term-First day March
Is. lsS7
In the matter OF the estate of William Il. Lilies
ton, deceased.
NOW ut this day comes Mary e. Lilleston,
IN administrators OF the estate oil william IL.
i.llcsJon. deceased, and presents her petition
praying Tor an order Tor the sale OF so much OF
She rcai estate OF said William IL Lillesion
rs viii pay AMI satisfy the remaining dchts due
toy said estate, and yet unpaid for want Of sufi-
Gent assets, accompanied by the accounts, lists
and inventories required bylaw IN such case ION
examination whereof, IL is ordered that all per-
sons interested in said estate be notified thai
application as aforesaid has been made. and
that unless the contrary he shown on or before
he first day of the next term of this court,
20 be Held on the second Monday in May
1851, an order VIII he made for the sGle OF TN
whole, az 50 much OF the rea! estate Of sale
- Hiram Il Lii cstnn, deceased. as viii be suni-
.irui tor the payment OF said debts.
And it lis further ordered that This notice b'
published In the Lexington Weekly Intelligen
Ger, newspaper published in the said count,
| Of Lafayette, for IO'r weeks excessively be
fore the commencement Of the next term of TIN
court
Atruo copy from the record: Attest.
XENUPHOS RYLAND.
u.tts, BF.llfa. Til44.r.. and pS-yni rtt Clerk
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-23
THEY CONTINUE TO BUILD ROADS
In ILLINOIS.

Pennington Times:-"Articies OF in
corporation for three new railroads
were filed with the Illinois secretary OF
state on the 4th inst. Illinois has such
Il railroad law as the people OF Mis-
souri, demand, and yet we find mem
bers of our legislature giving rs an eX-
cusc for hearkening to the persuasive
eloquence of the railroad lobby instead
of to the demands of the people, that
such a law would retard railroad build
ing in the state. Illinois and Kansas,
with what these lobbyists and their
dunes call restrictive laws, are both
forging ahead of Missouri in railroad
improvements. We need laws that
will break up the monopolies II pools
and give new railroads a show
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-04-23
EXECUTOR,s NOTICE.

4 ETiERS testumeptary on the estate OF
II John \. Maban. deceased. were granted tc
the Undersigned ON the 9th day OF A pril, lsS1.
by the probate court of Lafay cite county, Mis-
souri,.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to me Tor allowance
within one year after the date OF this notice, or
they may be precluded from any benefit of such
estate; and If such claims be not exhibited
within two years they Will be forever barred.
\. MAHAN,
upratt Lxocntnr